redirection plugin

I’ve just implemented this awesome plugin across my WordPress blog network, including Linkbuildr, and I’m in love and no longer worry about the problems I would otherwise face without it. Redirection is a WordPress plugin to manage 301 redirections and keep track of 404 errors which if you have a large site can become a mess. If you ever are migrating a domain, or changing the structure if your website you’ll not want to do it without this plugin. I’ve gone back and deleted a lot of old posts that I felt were unethical with my practices, so this is also helping in redirecting the web traffic I’m still getting. I’ve taken the features list from the authors blog, Urban Giraffe;

Features include:

Supports both WordPress-based and Apache-based redirections

404 error monitoring – captures a log of 404 errors and allows you to easily map these to 301 redirects

RSS feed for 404 errors

Custom ‘pass-through’ redirections allowing you to pass a URL through to another page, file, or website.

Full logs for all redirected URLs

Create redirections based upon a URL, browser, referring site, or login status

Automatically add a 301 redirection when a post’s URL changes

Full regular expression support

Fully localized

Export all redirections to CSV, XML, or Apache .htaccess files

Import Apache .htacces files

This plug is in the end all for 301′s and 404′s and if you check out the homepage for the Redirection WordPress Plugin, you’ll get a thorough walk through of all the features. For the most part you’ll be able to just install it and configure it as you see fit, and if you’ve never played around with 301′s, 404′s and .htaccess then you’ll need to sit down and do a little reading. So if you’re ready to get rocking you can go download the plugin.

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